Excited to have won the 1st place (joint) in the USNC/TAM 5-minute PhD Thesis in Mechanics Competition! If you're curious, check out finalists presentation here: https://t.co/qpZbXB9fV6. I present at 59.50 in the video.
Excited to have won the 1st place (joint) in the USNC/TAM 5-minute PhD Thesis in Mechanics Competition! If you're curious, check out finalists presentation here: https://t.co/qpZbXB9fV6. I present at 59.50 in the video.
The Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign invites applications for multiple full-time faculty positions at all ranks. https://t.co/YzmMn59ugn
Proclaimed 'Doctor' today! Special thanks to advisor extraordinaire @KathrynMatlack and the committee (@MCSlab_uiuc, @tribo_tweets, and Prof. Vakakis) for their thought-provoking discussions. Excited for what lies ahead!
AE Prof. Theresa Saxton-Fox first became aware of educational inequalities as a high school student in the public school system. She received the 2023 @Grainger Award for Leadership or Institutional Impact on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. https://t.co/GTBg50Gura
Thrilled to have this opportunity to work in the exciting domain of metamaterial FSI with a fantastic team from @mechseILLINOIS @AEatIllinois@CaltechEAS@BU_mech and @PennEngineers. Very grateful to @AFOSR for this support!
Congratulations to the first PhD graduate of the WPM lab Dr. Changgong Kim! He’s done some amazing work on ultrasonic NDE. @mechseILLINOIS #proudAdvisor
Only a few days left to submit to Society of Engineering Science 2022 at Texas A&M in Oct...Consider submitting to our symposium on "Controlling Mechanical Waves with Metamaterials"! Abstracts due May 16. https://t.co/5YvPIAQ7y3 @DennisKochmann@Thevamaran
Can the same #phononic material support both #acoustic attenuation and #SolitaryWave?
Yes, through discrete nonlinearity in a continuum. Our @PhysRevE article discusses phenomena of acoustic resonances and stegotons that make it possible. @KathrynMatlack https://t.co/Gmn06rLS3E
How much do we know so far yet how far we are from exploiting nonlinearity for advanced wave responses in phononic materials? Check our review that discusses recent progress and perspective on nonlinear phononic materials. https://t.co/9gkiw95VbH
@KathrynMatlack@SpringerNature
My students (@91ganesh91 & Ignacio) and I highlighted our group's recent work in the iMechanica Sept 2021 Journal Club "Phononic materials: controlling elastic waves in solids": https://t.co/CEyLSJYp69. We welcome your comments/thoughts!
A bit of a late post but my presentation at @acousticsorg's #ASA179 meeting last December received first place Best Student Paper Award. I appreciate this recognition and looking forward to contributing to future meetings. @KathrynMatlack@ASAStudents
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